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Unlocking Your Team's Talent

Unlocking Your Team's Talent

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In today’s episode – “Unlocking Your Team’s Talent” - we uncover the most common mistakes leaders make, and explore practical coaching methodologies designed to bypass emotional triggers and cultivate real change.

For many financial advisors and firm leaders, developing talent is one of the greatest and most frustrating challenges. Whether you’re building your existing team’s skills or developing the capabilities of your future successor, when it comes to coaching or delivering performance feedback, it often feels like you’re navigating a minefield. You try to be direct—you point out what went wrong—but instead of getting the desired fix, you're met with resistance, defensiveness, or a breakdown in motivation.

The question we’re going to explore today is: How do I give feedback that actually works.

Today, we’re incredibly fortunate to be joined by a leadership expert who has spent over 15 years directly supporting financial advisors in both the carrier and independent channels. Not only does she understand your business and your challenges, she understand the path to building deep, productive relationships.

Our guest is Amal Masri, the CEO of Fix the Broken Rung, a leadership accelerator that helps companies rapidly develop high-potential talent. Amal is a specialist in organizational development and performance focused on helping leaders bridge generational, cultural, and gender differences to maximize team impact.

In this episode, Amal will transform your approach to coaching. So, let’s get into it. Here’s “Unlocking Your Team’s Talent” with Amal Masri.

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